Sentence examples for served peas from inspiring English sources

Shortly, dinner was served: peas, small steaks covered with onions, and baked potatoes, on the green Melmac plates we used to have.

Christine told me, "There were a couple of cans of peas, and I had never served peas — I didn't like them.

Red Rooster is a shadow of its former self, a result I attribute to it being the one fast-food chain committed to serving peas.

He did not come to Vandaag to serve pea soup and rye bread.

A.: Long before it became fashionable to serve pea vines, a woodchuck taught me that you can prune severely and still get a crop of peas.

As starters, both crispy sauteed sweetbreads (served with pea greens, green pea ravioli and a cepes mushroom sauce) and French wild asparagus with Oregon morels and a crisp feuillete garnish teased and delighted our taste buds.

Monroe's first husband, Jim Dougherty, told Norman Mailer about "evenings when all Norma Jean served were peas and carrots.

Sunset veers away from the usual beach-bar grilled staples with a limited menu of home-cooked stewed chicken or steamed fish served with peas and rice.

But let us stipulate right from the start: meat pie for our ­purposes today is beef in dark, silky gravy composed of fat and reduced stout, flecked with tender vegetables, covered (if not encased) in pastry, served alongside peas and, perhaps, mashed potatoes.

She took over the kitchen at Dooky's after marrying Edgar, in 1946, and over the years began mastering recipes more common at the segregated restaurants where she and her customers could never dine dishes like Shrimp Clemenceau, a shellfish staple served with peas and potatoes at Galatoire's, the French-Creole haunt favored by New Orleans's white establishment.

Rare tuna is served with pea sprouts, popcorn shoots, garlic chives, bean sprouts and cilantro; risotto is sparked by spinach-basil pesto and a brassy round of goat cheese.